Abstract
This article describes the migration of the population from the Russian Empire to Turkestan in the XIX - early XX centuries and their socio-economic life on the basis of periodicals. Due to the resettlement policy of the Russian Empire, the population of the Turkestan region differed sharply from the local peoples in their language, religion, customs, daily life and economic traditions, and their social status was also unique. The scientific significance of this article is characterized by the study of the resettlement policy of the Russian Empire in Turkestan on the basis of primary sources. explained by its unique role in development.
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